The Portabella 141 Broadband Bonding Appliance, enables cost-effective and self-healing Internet access for mobile or remote setups. Aggregation and intelligent WAN orchestration of two 3G/4G cellular wireless lines boosts Internet performance and reliability. The Portabella 141 aggregates and intelligently orchestrates four usb 3G/4G/LTE cellular modems to increase performance and up-time of applications and services that run over the Internet. Up to four 3G/4G/LTE cellular modems from the same or different carriers can be aggregated to provide increased bandwidth. The Portabella is ideal to boost the performance and reliability of real-time and non-real-time applications running over IP networks for vehicle and rail-road scenarios.
Portabella bonds Internet access lines for all types of traffic (including encrypted traffic such as VPN) for aggregated downlink and uplink capacity when peered over the Internet with the optional Broadband Bonding Service. Bonding services are available for data, live video streaming, VoIP and other applications classes.
A static IP in the cloud is provided as part of the optional Broadband Bonding Service and is mapped onto the Portabella. This means that static IP is available for services and inbound network access even during WAN outages, as long as at least one of the WAN links is up.
When not peered with another Portabella device, all HTTP downlink sessions can be configured to use the aggregated bandwidth of the combined Internet access links, even in the case of a single HTTP session. For non-HTTP downlink sessions and all uplink sessions, Portabella provides session-based intelligent load balancing across the access links if not peered with another Mushroom device or service.
In peered mode, in case of Internet access line failures, the Portabella keeps the ongoing sessions alive by making real-time per-packet routing decisions, even for the sessions in progress, without loss of data integrity. Additionally automatic failover protects against failures of one or more WAN link outages.
Portabella’s Software Defined Networking architecture enables quick and easy implementation of sophisticated WAN orchestration algorithms that are application specific. Portabella provides real-time traffic & bandwidth management features based on traffic type and various network metrics, including latency, jitter, packet-loss and many other custom parameters.
Portabella bonding tunnels have built-in security option with AES 256 encryption.
Traffic can be monitored via performance graphs over seconds/minutes/hours/days/months. Various realtime and non-realtime traffic types can be filtered and shaped. SNMP or non-SNMP alerts provide in depth network visibility and intelligence.
All traffic routed through the PortaBella is intelligently managed to prioritize real-time traffic. Additionally a unique set of proprietary algorithms are implemented to improve real-time traffic latency metrics. For low latency/jitter video applications, subscription to the video optimization module is required.
Portabella can be configured to provide Dynamic DNS load-balancing for inbound requests for internally hosted servers such as web-server, ftp-server, mail-server etc.
Portabella can be configured to provide Dynamic DNS load-balancing for inbound requests for internally hosted servers such as web-server, ftp-server, mail-server etc.
The existing Local Area Network does not require any changes. No coordination, new equipment or software is needed from the Internet Service Provider(s). A remotely accessable browser-based interface provides quick and easy management and system monitoring.
Portabella can be configured either in pass-through to function inline with the existing legacy firewalls/routers or, if preferred, can be installed as the primary firewall/router.
Portabella supports virtual interfaces that have load-balancing and failover logic layered on top of the real physical WAN interfaces. Specific type of traffic can then be selectively filtered onto the virtual interface to take advantage of the load-balancing and failover capabilities of the virtual interface.
Mechanical dimensions: 5.9″(W) x 4.3″(D) x 1.8″(H), ultra portable
Weight: 1.14lbs.
Input power requirement: External power supply or optional rechargeable battery pack
USB ports: 4 (for cellular data)
LAN ports (10/100baseT, auto-sensed): 1 RJ45 Ethernet connector
Wired WAN ports: None
Certifications: FCC, CE, RoHS-5, ICES-03, UL, cUL
Operating Temperature: 32 – 113 F, 0 – 45 Celsius
Operating Humidity Range: 20-90%, non-condensing
Storage Temperature Range: 32 – 140 F, 0 –
60 Celsius
Storage Humidity Range: 0 – 90%, @ 45 Celsius, non-condensing
Cooling: Active cooling with fans
Max throughput: 35 Mbps
Max number of concurrent IP sessions: 20,000 (customizable for higher number of concurrent IP sessions)
Device management: Cloud based, SNMP, Remote Syslog, Email alerts.
DHCP and DNS servers: DNS relay, Parallel DNS optimization, DHCP server.
DDNS: Support for dynamic DNS for multiple interfaces
WAN Configuration: Static IP, PPPoE, HDCP or passthrough. Failover-only or aggregate modes for cellular and other WAN ports. Interface binding.
Routing: NAT and IP forwarding, QoS and inbound/outbound VOIP quality management
Streamer add-on: Software module add-on for live video streaming applications
ThirdEye add-on: Software module add-on for PTZ video surveillance applications
© 2004 – 2019 Mushroom Networks Inc. All rights reserved. Subject to change without notice. Truffle E model with 4 WAN addon ports is pictured.
© 2004 – 2019 Mushroom Networks Inc. All rights reserved.
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